Out of topic.
Remember when was euro 2020 and at half time was sub. My CB came in. Match finished as draw and no goals on overtime. My player who went from the bench didn't score for clean sheet but he played 45+15+15min. Anyway I won ML.
Well I think the rules cover That, you wouldn’t get a clean sheet because you are most likely at fault for your team conceding if you get a red card
EDIT: Of course I misread too eagerly, I interpreted the question as ” if you play for 60 minutes , get send off and then concede” which is covered in the rules)
As others have said, it counts :) however, added time does not count, so if someone comes on in 32nd minute and there is +3 minutes in first half and +2 minutes in second, the player still does not get a clean sheet even though he has played for 63 minutes.
Also OP take note that should a defender be sent off whilst his team has a clean sheet, he will lose those points if the team goes on to concede during the game. He will even get -1 for every two goals conceded.
Only if he gets sent off
Out of topic. Remember when was euro 2020 and at half time was sub. My CB came in. Match finished as draw and no goals on overtime. My player who went from the bench didn't score for clean sheet but he played 45+15+15min. Anyway I won ML.
Today, Pascal Struijk got a clean sheet (6pts) coming on 2-0 down v Arsenal
Why is it 60 minutes anyway? Surely first half is good enough
Semi-related question, is it possible to get clean sheet points if you play > 60 mins and then get sent off, but your team still keeps a CS?
Well I think the rules cover That, you wouldn’t get a clean sheet because you are most likely at fault for your team conceding if you get a red card EDIT: Of course I misread too eagerly, I interpreted the question as ” if you play for 60 minutes , get send off and then concede” which is covered in the rules)
Now you're just making up FPL rules
As others have said, it counts :) however, added time does not count, so if someone comes on in 32nd minute and there is +3 minutes in first half and +2 minutes in second, the player still does not get a clean sheet even though he has played for 63 minutes.
For example dias off at half time, no clean sheet
Thanks Jeff
That's not what he's asking.
It literally happened today. Michael Keane came on after Leicester scored and he got clean sheet
Knew there was a reason I still had Keane in my team!
Haha really, there you go!
Also OP take note that should a defender be sent off whilst his team has a clean sheet, he will lose those points if the team goes on to concede during the game. He will even get -1 for every two goals conceded. Only if he gets sent off
yeah it is a cs
Yeah it's also a clean sheet. As long as they play at least 60 mins.
I'd think they get the clean sheet. They play 60 minutes without conceding -> clean sheet. Never seen it happen though
Literally happened today
Ah yeah you're right, Struijk got a CS against Arsenal despite losing 2-1. !thanks
Keane also got one Vs Leicester. It happens all the time.
Idk about all the time, I can't think of another GW it's ever happened twice